Since I'm just getting my new Toshiba Widescreen RPTV in I've been trying to understand a little more about Anamorphic and Non-Anamorphic DVD's.
Basically I know Anamorphic is better, but why?
I happen to be looking at 2 DVD's that are not on the Anamorphic database at dvdpricesearch.com, so I'm assuming they are Non-Anamorphic, as I can't find anything that says they are "Enhanced for Widescreen" or "Anamorphic".
One DVD just reads Letterbox. The other just reads 1:85.1.
These are older movies from the late 50's.
What can I expect to see on my new 16:9 RPTV?
SONNIE
Cedar Creek Cinema
DVD Collection
BFD Comprehensive Setup Guide
Basically I know Anamorphic is better, but why?
I happen to be looking at 2 DVD's that are not on the Anamorphic database at dvdpricesearch.com, so I'm assuming they are Non-Anamorphic, as I can't find anything that says they are "Enhanced for Widescreen" or "Anamorphic".
One DVD just reads Letterbox. The other just reads 1:85.1.
These are older movies from the late 50's.
What can I expect to see on my new 16:9 RPTV?
SONNIE
Cedar Creek Cinema
DVD Collection
BFD Comprehensive Setup Guide
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